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This puts her in breach of a six month suspended sentence imposed at the same court in April last year.

Recorder James Freeman adjourned her case for a new probation report but warned her she will go straight to jail if there are any more breaches of the restraining order.

He said:"You know you have got to obey the orders of the court but you have disobeyed them on several occasions. Allied to the breach of the restraining order, there is a breach of a suspended sentence.

"I am going to give you a final chance to see if you can work with the probation service. The restraining order runs until 2019 and you could be liable of a sentence of up to five years if you breach any of its terms."

Gareth Evans, prosecuting, said the restraining order was imposed in April 2014 but there were a series of breaches which led to a suspended sentence in April 2016.

He said Wheeler sent Mr Colemon 11 text messages, three calls, and two voicemails between February and April this year.

They did not contain threats but caused Mr Colemon concern because he was worried she may make further contact with him.

Warren Robinson, defending, said it would be unjust to activate the suspended sentence because the messages had been sent in the final weeks of its currency. The messages were innocuous in themselves and different from the offensive ones sent previously.